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Israel’s 'traumatech' sector surges as mental health funding jumps 150%

Expert notes a shift away from 'nice apps' toward evidence-based therapeutics and managed care, along with a move toward not only artificial intelligence but also deeper and more mature technologies

Maayan Hoffman/The Media Line | 01.30.26

Mitzpe Ramon launches Space City campus with Nvidia partnership

The new campus will host mission control rooms, Mars simulation labs and startup accelerators, with Nvidia joining as a partner in a 100 million shekel project

Israel Wullman | 01.29.26

From hardware to intelligence: the operating system powering next-generation robotics

After selling their previous company to Intel, founders Aviv and Matteo Shapira joined forces with Rubi Liani, and Adir Tubi, to build XTEND around a simple idea: software, not hardware, defines modern robotic operations; with a human in the loop approach and a collaboration with Lockheed Martin, XTEND is emerging as a core enabler of complex missions within the US defense ecosystem

Tal Shahaf | 01.24.26

Israel’s Commit acquires Africa-focused tech recruiter Savannah in strategic talent expansion

The all-cash deal, valued in the millions, expands Commit’s offshore operations into Africa, tapping a fast-growing pool of English-speaking developers as global demand rises for software and AI talent

ynet Global | 01.18.26

Kosher cheeseburgers and autonomous cars on Shabbat: how technology could reshape Jewish religious life

Cultured meat, artificial intelligence and smart homes could upend long-standing religious practices, says Rabbi Shlomo Hecht, who predicts a future Judaism focused more on belief and thought than on detailed legal rulings

Itzchak Tessler | 01.09.26

HP unveils ‘keyputer’ at CES: a full computer built into a keyboard

The Eliteboard G1a packs a full PC into a compact keyboard, with an AMD Ryzen AI processor, built-in speakers, storage and support for up to two 4K displays

Daniela Ginzburg | 01.08.26

קרן פיוז'ן: מימין יאיר ורדי, עמית שכטר וגיא קצוביץ

High-tech in 2026: Will the AI bubble burst or will the market soar forward?

In 2025, everyone went crazy about AI and in 2026 technology will soar, but a brutal screening of startups also will begin; We heard many assessments from experts and investors, sometimes contradictory, about what to expect in the high-tech world in the coming year

Tal Shahaf | 12.31.25

Breakthrough Israeli tech detects Crohn’s flares before they begin

Two Israeli researchers develop technologies that may help detect Crohn’s and IBD flare-ups early, using a smart stress-monitoring patch and a synthetic biology-based urine test, potentially transforming care for millions of patients worldwide

ynet Global | 12.29.25

Annabella sharpens its growth strategy and opens the door to new investors

After proving demand in Israel, Europe and the US, the Israeli breast-pump company shifts focus to scale; insurance partnerships and retail expansion validate business model; a wearable next-generation product anchors future growth; Annabella turns to new investors to fund its next phase

ynet Global | 12.25.25

Elle Taitou Spruch, investor at the Pan-European VC, Planven; Dina Pasca-Raz, partner and head of Technology at KPMG Israel; Eden Dvir-Zano, managing director of EIT Hub Israel

From Berlin to Bucharest, Israeli tech scales up across Europe with thousands of new jobs

A new study finds Israeli tech companies have expanded sharply across Europe, employing more than 30,000 workers; Activity is concentrated in EU states, with strong growth in R&D, AI, cybersecurity and life sciences, and rising hubs in Central and Eastern Europe

ynet Global | 12.24.25

Investors return to Israeli tech with $15.6B in funding, $74B in mergers and acquisitions

Early data from Startup Nation Central’s 2025 report shows a $10M median deal size, with mega-rounds making up nearly 50% of capital, marking a shift from rapid growth to high-conviction, scale-focused investments in Israeli tech

ynet Global | 12.22.25

Annabella Tech co-founder and VP of Product Masha Waldberg, left, presents the Annabella breast pump as she appears with her daughter, Annabella, in the ynet studio

'There had to be something different': one mother challenged breast-pump business

After a painful first experience with traditional pumps, an Israeli mother set out to build a device that works with the body rather than against it; a patented tongue-motion mechanism inspired by how babies feed reshapes both efficiency and comfort; clinical validation and rapid adoption signal strong demand across Israel, the US and Europe; Annabella’s next phase focuses on wearable mobility, global scale and putting mothers back at the center of the experience

Sivan Raviv | 12.18.25

New mentorship program helps women who immigrated during the war join Israel’s tech industry

Participants in WiseStamp’s newly launched Chotemet program are women who made Aliyah over the past two years from the US, Western Europe, South America, Russia, and Australia

ynet Global | 12.15.25

How a tiny motor and a big idea are reshaping 170 years of breastfeeding technology

Israeli breastfeeding startup Annabella reports surging revenue as its new wearable pump emerges as a key growth engine and clinical trials show stronger user outcomes; investor access opens at a pivotal moment under its Shelf Report

ynet Global | 12.14.25

'Hakol mebina' 7 moves beyond AI spectacle to explore emotion and meaning

The latest 'Hakol mebina' conference in Tel Aviv marked a quieter turn for Israel’s leading AI creator forum, dialing back the usual spectacle in favor of a deeper look at how generative tools are reshaping human creativity and emotion

Yael Feldman Shavit | 12.12.25

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